Get this established up front, consider it a venting mechanism, so if one party feels frustrated they have a ready way to release it. 

Another tact:  suggest that if they do not feel safe in the property, they may move.Keep investing and moving forward.

I feel we are about to enter into that phase.... 

Sorry if your feelings were hurt.

While I've done some research on the topic, I feel that hearing from those with firsthand experience could provide invaluable insights.From what I gather, co-hosting involves assisting Airbnb hosts with various tasks, ranging from guest communication and check-ins to cleaning and maintenance.

If you have questions feel free to reach out. 

When I have an experience as bad as this one was, I feel I owe it to other investors to warn them.

Currently about to remodel one side of our duplex from a 2 bed/2 bath to a 3 bed/2 bath with upgraded mini split ductless HVAC system.We've been doing real estate investing for over 10 years and I'm close to finishing developing a land lording class for local landlords to learn from my mistakes of 10 years and similar to the BP mentality ensure landlords are raising the bar to push the less than reputable landlords out as we feel our tenants deserve better! 

I feel like they always underrepresent maintenance/vacancy expenses.

If you are not then you will see a ~$10k foreclosure sale, a resale less than a year later to an unwitting out of state investor for $50k, and the current attempt to sell it for $58k to get the current poor bastard out of the deal and cover the cost of the sale.Be very wary of becoming the next guy holding the hot potato when the economic music stops...I see rent rates have stopped rising and our local MLS shows an increasing number of days on market so I feel the music is slowing.Hope this helps!